> is that what I'm supposed to do ? It seemed messy and incorrect to have t=
o
> search through the entire stack and remove code that's not specific to th=
e
> purpose of the stack it self. I'm a beginner, so maybe this is how it is.=
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The problem is probably that you are using the entire code for one particul=
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(or perhaps several) demo boards. The Hardwareprofile.h is the place where =
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tell which board you are using and indirectly also which port pins are=20
connected to the LEDs and buttons for that board and the code always expect=
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those (LEDs and buttons) to be used.

If you don't need the demo board LEDs and buttons I suggest that you go thr=
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the file with the main() function in it (MainDemo.c perhaps) and try to=20
understand what it does. The use of the LEDs and buttons are ususally=20
restricted to this file. It probably has a while(1){...} loop where all mai=
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work gets done. Before that all initialization and configuration of the boa=
rd,=20
processor and peripherials are done once. Then use the parts that you need,=
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exclude the ones you don't and add additional parts that you need but isn't=
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there. You will find that the stack code itself does not use any buttons or=
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LEDs, instead this is done at a higher level. Most probably you only need t=
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make changes to this one file and the hardwareprofile.h to get things worki=
ng.=20
I usually start with stripping everything off and then adding pieces bit by=
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bit, testing it as I go until I finally got the desired functionality.

God luck / Ruben

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Ruben J=F6nsson
AB Liros Electronic
Box 9124, 200 39 Malm=F6, Sweden
TEL INT +46 40142078
FAX INT +46 40947388
ruben@pp.sbbs.se
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